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Awww. The day of love is here again. If you are brave crazy enough to venture out and fight the crowds, waiting 2 hours for a table at a fancy restaurant, you might not need this list. But if you’re like me, and you’d rather curl up with the peeps you love and watch a Read More >>
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Cabin fever here in New England is worse than ever. Yeah, yeah. I know, this year’s 6″ of snow is nothing compared to last year’s 120″ of snow. But it’s still dark and the sunshine is still too weak to grow a garden full of green goodness like I want. But since the weather has Read More >>
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The beauty of being a blogger is that I have a platform to share whatever noteworthy topic that pops into my head. Sometimes, the crazy stories I come across on the inter-web or the random thoughts that pop into my mind aren’t really noteworthy at all {on their own}. They usually make me pause, laugh, Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “Don’t let the muggles get you down.” Well hello there! How is the spring bulb situation at your house? Are they just days away from blooming? Lucy and I were out in the garden yesterday and noticed our mini daffodils are almost there. I love, love, love clipping a few of the Read More >>
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The Seattle Tilth is such a cool organization. They have been providing hands-on education in organic agriculture for 37 years. They believe that all people deserve access to healthy, nutritious food and that changing the way in which we grow, cook and eat food has the potential to transform people’s lives as well as the Read More >>
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